National Public Radio station WBUR, Boston, announced that it is the first broadcast station to land an app in Google Glass, the wearable computing device. WBUR is affiliated with Boston University. WBUR was also one of six NPR stations that developed NPR One, a mobile public-radio experience that launched this summer. Continue Reading
Market-leading online radio brand Pandora has put its service into Google Glass, adding to its reputation as an assertive distributor in outside-the-home environments. The “Glassware” app was developed during a Pandora hackathon. The company proposed it to Google, which put it into Glass. Continue Reading
Forget Google Glass. For audio, the hot wearable device is The Dash, which mashes in-ear listening with Bluetooth streaming, onboard music storage, and … wait for it … fitness tracking. Continue Reading
Reports are circulating that Google is extending its Glass Explorer program to subscribers of Google’s arduously-named Google Play Music All Access on-demand music service. This makes perfect sense, since Google recently added music-control features to Glass. Continue Reading
Google’s wearable Glass product, which clamps onto the user’s face like glasses and provides on-command field-of-vision computing, is reportedly stepping into music in a few ways. First, predictably, Glass will interact with the Google Play Music service, enabling song, album,… Continue Reading